>>36136120
So when are you adding the Marvel characters?

1d4chan page is significantly updated, should be much more modern now.

Mulan: http://pastebin.com/RuweVtuJ

Thoughts? On either Mulan or the update.

>>36136120
Thanks for including the Fluff Book in the pasta.

>>36136148
Sci-fi Splat.

>>36136148
Splat-book that will be banned by any serious GM.

>>36136149
For the Motherland seems a bit powerful, but I suppose that's the aim for her character.

>>36136148
Does this mean General Grievous has a shot at overthrowing the Republic and breaking free of Palpatine's and Dooku's control?

>>36136184
I know it's just a joke, but lets not talk about IPs that were very recently bought by Disney.

>>36136149
About Pirates, should be try to introduce ship-to ship combat? Include it in the game, or at least an expansion?

>>36136214
Also, do villains have proper armies? It would be very unbelievable if a whole country is ruled by a great villain and a small number of mooks.

Sorry didn't post at last thread, had to go to school.

>>36136214
Making vehicle combat is never easy.

>>36136214
Ugh. Ship-to-ship, there's kind of a pain.

Since it's not core to the game experience itself (which is what's going on with most things that I'm shooting down) I'd say leave it for an expansion for the Pirates. Not that it doesn't have promise, but there's no reason to add it to the core when most people are never going to run into it.

>>36136226
Horned King has a gigantic army of Cauldron-Born, Wights and Gwythaints.
Frollo has the Inquisition (what a show!)
Grimhilde has her various soldiers
Maleficent has her fey, though they aren't really an army per se.

>>36136226
Does Atlantis have a proper army? It would be a very unbalanced affair if they do. After all, they are heads above all in technology. Maybe they have WW1 tanks?

>>36136267
I guess you could say they have an army, but it's more like a small core force of mercenaries that got rolled up into an actual army. Atlantis has a relatively small population compared to everyone else, and that includes their military, proportionally.

Jafar and Shan Yu don't have magical mooks, but they do have conventional levied armies. Alameda Slim, the Hunter's Club, the Beast Kings, and Arendelle don't need armies.

>>36136259
Okay. Do they have proper military commanders? Or are they commanded effectively by the Villains.

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Let's talk about Gaston.

Five years ago the great hero Gaston saved his village from a terrible monster, a Beast who dwelled in a castle of horrors, who had kidnapped his fiancee, Belle, and enchanted her mind against him. But while the beast lay vanquished by Gaston's hand, Belle's mind was still not her own. She had become convinced that she had fallen in love with the monster, and so Gaston was forced to lock his love away in the asylum.

Forlorn, he sought out the one man who could undo the foul magics: Pontifex Immortalis Frollo. The Pontifex is not easily impressed, but he could sense the skill and courage of the great champion Gaston, and so he laid hands of Belle and cured her mind of its arcane rot, returning her to her right mind, and the two were married soon after.

Today they live in wedded bliss, Belle the dutiful housewife and mother to Gaston's three sons (with a fourth on the way!) while Gaston's skills as a monster-killer take him all over the world, freeing savage lands from terrors of every variety.

But danger lurks on the horizon for our hero: rumor has it Grimhilde's mirror has named Belle as a rival to the Dread Queen's beauty: is her Huntsman a match for the Beastslayer himself? And while the Pontifex surely mended Belle's mind for purely selfless reasons, certainly Gaston would feel hard pressed if asked to return the favor.

>>36136289
Does mechanized warfare exist for the Atlanteans? Do they have tanks?

>>36136289
Wights issue orders to the Cauldron-Born, Horned King controls Gwythaints but can hotseat the Cauldron-Born and the Wights
Frollo has a church-based hierarchy for the Inquisitors. He also has crusading armies.
Grimhilde would have a chain of command.
Maleficent mostly lets her fey do whatever, but they do as she tells them.

>>36136197
In fact, let's limit our discussion to films produced by Walt Disney Pictures unless we have a very good reason to consider other subsidiaries.

>>36136302
No. They're ocean-goers.
>>36136289
Frollo presumably has regular commanders, as does Grimhilde. The Horned King has absolute power over his army -- they need no commander, for they are all him.
Maleficent's fey wouldn't take well to commanders.

>>36136291
If anyone would come out of his story looking like a damn hero, it's Gaston.

>>36136302
Also, a thought: How would you steer a vehicle? Sure, the Drive allows you to, but how? Do you roll 3d6+Intelligence+Drive skill? It guess it would allow one more use for the Intelligence skill, while allowing you to mow down mooks for this.

But also implement engine, armor, and weapon maintenance. It would be bad if you use a vehicle early in the game.

>>36136302
They had hover jet-skis and giant mecha lobsters.

>>36136291
I'm for it, I don't think anything was cemented for Belle yet. Gaston would definitely have a positive reputation with the Pontifex, though I'm not sold on the Grimhilde bit, not sure if her jealousy extends beyond her borders just yet.

>>36136267
they do but remember alantean tech isnt as stupidly good as people assume it was

they had the shark skimmers with lazerbeams
and everlasting life crystals, that was it.
even if they managed to produce new tech, theyve got a low population.

in short theyre like current uk, good navy and tech, but rely on politics to survive

>>36136347
It's detailed on 1d4chan.

The standard Drive roll is 3d6+Agility+Drive, but you could certainly make an argument for Intelligence or Sensibility.

You don't need to use Drive for your every-day drive, just for stunt driving, trying to get the fuck out of dodge, and driving while under heavy pressure.

>>36136291
Look at this badass, going hand to hand with a fucking werebear.

>>36136357
>I'm not sold on the Grimhilde bit, not sure if her jealousy extends beyond her borders just yet.
Which is why it's noted as a rumor: it's a possible direction for the story to go in. Grimhilde's vanity is her most interesting feature: is she isn't spending her time hunting down the various beauties of the Disney canon, she's not really living up to her potential as a character.

>>36136347
Maybe the PC's could pilot a Mini-Sub? a tank? pirate ship?

>>36136386
That... is the purpose of the Drive skill, yes.

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>>36136120

personally im just happy this smug bastard is now working for the other smug bastard

could anyone with photoshop replace the woman with rourke?

oh for the record
as a little joke over the bad (but dont worry about it, whoever thought of it) idea about Xanatos controlling the firebird

il probably gm a mission wher rourke hears about the bird and sends xanatos after it. he hires the hunters and gets his army to help him, the heroes try to stop them, but xanatos soon realizes what the firebird is, and gets the fuck away as a section of his army gets recked by it.
the hunters foolishly try to kill it and its up to the heroes to save them.

>>36136291
>a Beast who dwelled in a castle of horrors, who had kidnapped his fiancee, Belle, and enchanted her mind against him.
>he laid hands of Belle and cured her mind of its arcane rot, returning her to her right mind

So "does Gaston actually BELIEVE this?" is the real question here. He never seemed to really process the idea of a woman NOT wanting to marry him, so it seems to me that he might actually believe that Frollo was curing her of some supernatural affliction.

>Five years ago...
>Belle the dutiful housewife and mother to Gaston's three sons (with a fourth on the way!)

So five years, plus time to lock Belle in the asylum while he traveled to Paris (?) to get Frollo's help, and he's managed to knock her up three times? Not impossible I guess, but damn. Maybe Frollo included hyperfertility in the deal. Maybe Frollo is attempting to breed supersoldiers using Gaston's DNA in Belle's enchanted womb.

>>36136365
Weird. Why Agility? You don't need to be quick on your feet to drive, you need to know how to shift gears, accelerate, and brake. Though it is good.

>>36136419
Don't get your hopes up, nothing definitive has been decided yet.

>>36136432
Because Drive the skill could be seen as needing very quick reaction with what it's usually used for.

GOOD NEWS EVERYONE!

I just woke up and hadn't seen that the last thread had been archived, so I've archived it.

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?searchall=Disney+Villains+Victorious

In the future, please be mindful of the archive if you'd like and vote up the threads for future fa/tg/uys, again, if you'd like!

>>36136434
i know but glad that arguement was dealt with and we can move on.

speaking of which
has anyone thought of the rest of the setting traits as well as k/l/r's?

>>36136392
What I meant was what were the choices of vehicles we could drive? Would there be motorcycles, cars, airplanes?

>>36136456
Technology is up to the 1920s level. There are likely small aircraft in Atlantis and the Shadowlands, but nothing major.

>>36136423
>three times?
four.
Having a litter of sons was always part of Gaston's "win" scenario, so in this world he gets it, or at least is well on his way.

>does Gaston actually BELIEVE this?
To some degree. He believes that a thinking woman is something that needs "fixing", and Frollo fixed Belle. Her certainly isn't capable of understanding why Belle would love a monster, so "magic" is the obvious conclusion he might jump to. I'm sure there some tiny voice in the back of his head telling him he's living a lie, but it's probably a very very quiet little voice.

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>>36136423
Super soldier Gaston is the best idea.

>>36136464
NO ONE SUPPRESSES NAGGING DOUBT LIKE GASTON

>>36136456
What would be needed to play a game like this?
Just character sheets or dice? Or do you need battlemats to indicate positioning and movement?

>>36136470
characters sheets and dice

>>36136462
Can we pilot aircraft? I want to battle Chernabog in an airplane with magic machineguns. Heck, why not do it, as a homage to King Kong?als

>>36136477
a better homage would be a slim controlling giant ape climbing on empirestate building, with you shooting him with magic machinegun airplanes
>scream alluhu ackbar as you fail your drive test

>>36136120
I'm willing to look for the missing KLRs. Is there anyone else who hasn't been added apart from Hades? I think the Yzma one wasn't complete..

Catching myself up with the last thread so as to better apply myself to this one. This project is a juggernaut with a lot of weight behind it now gents.

>>36136506
Facilier, I think? I'm posting from a phone, but when I get home I'll do a archive trawl if you can't complete it.

>>36136511
To think we're nearly done with the core game....

We'll have to start working on expansions soon. I remember when we couldn't decide on a dice system.

>>36136506
I did one for Captain Hook a few threads back, but I can't remember which thread it was in. 3 threads back, maybe? 2?

>>36136506
>http://pastebin.com/p6UzetYh
Frollo's isn't in there. I'd search for Holy Flame.

>>36136506

I was the one working on Yzma's. I'd finished the King portion and got one sentence into the Land before work robbed me of my mind. I couldn't quite decide how it should go from there aside from wanting to include incredibly jaded chimera folk used to Yzma's antics.

I also completed a K-L-R for Arendelle and Elsa, if you'd like me to post it too.

>>36136465
>Creepy scene of Frollo visiting Gaston
>Always commenting on how "strong" his sons are and steepling his fingers
>Meanwhile his three-year-old is wrestling with a mastiff and winning
>Belle is standing there stirring a bowl with a mindless smile on her face, her belly noticeably rounding
>Frollo is all "Good... good..."

>>36136462
Can we pilot aircraft? Would be funny if we sailed over Frollo, and he thinks we summoned a hell-spawn of steel and flesh, while we tear his men apart with magitech machineguns. Heck, why not fight Chernabog in an airplane?

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>>36136419
10,000 hrs in mspaint

Well, time for me to sleep. Have a good morning, folks.
I hope people keep posting fluff, I'll be back early afternoon to catalog any new stuff.

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>>36136534
Was a thread a while back with a soldier commenting on how the US military would deal with fantasy threats.
Overall theme of the thread was "When in doubt, JDAM"

>>36136526
Speaking of StepfordBelle, what's the status of the various "princesses" in the universe?

>>36136549

Have a good rest, Plane Crazy.

>>36136522

I think I will post what I'd had for people to build off of:

>King: Empress Yzma the First and Last
While Empress Yzma's dominion over the majority of South America would seem to imply that she is doing something right, you might be hard pressed to figure out exactly what that something is. Building on the foundations of narcissism, madness and wild unpopularity laid down by her predecessor and one-time protege Emperor Kuzco, Yzma's reign has so far brought more of the same, making the transition of power a relatively smooth one from the perspective of her jaded subjects. Despite all appearances however, she is much more than just a crazy old lady that's scary beyond all reason. Empress Yzma the First and Last is a consummate mad scientist with an encyclopedic knowledge of chemistry, alchemy, pharmacology and zoology. Even beyond her love of transforming people into bizarre and ridiculous things, she is also well versed in other cartoonishly super-villainous disciplines, such as lever pulling, deathray building, monster ranching, secret laboratory rollercoasting and, her most impressive feat to date: banishing the sun from her Empire. The true threat Yzma poses to would-be adventurers and the world is not what you know she can do, but what you don't know she will do.

>Land: The Sunless Empire
The first thing an adventurer would notice about the Sunless Empire is that it does indeed appear to lack a sun, having in its place something almost but not quite like a solar eclipse with a caricature of Empress Yzma's bat-like face at the center.

And that's all I'd managed. Next I'll post Snow Queen Elsa's

>>36136534
On Captain Hook: I recently noticed on Peter Pan's film, is that he actually knows how to adjust and adjust his cannons to hit Peter Pan. Thus, leads a suggestion: If the PC's fight Lord Commandeer Hook, they'll get shelled by cannons with flak rounds.

>>36136571

Mulan is an undead Joan of Arc figure leading and inspiring the Spiritual Civil War in Hun Dynastic China.

>>36136572

>King:
The Snow Queen Elsa possesses or is perhaps possessed by tremendous power over ice and snow, and it's uncertain what the limits of these powers might be, or if they even exist. While she is best known for conjuring the perpetual snow storms that continue to freeze the nation of Arendelle, her magical potential includes the ability to create as well as to destroy, and she has in the past used her abilities to construct her fantastical ice palace and even imbue sentience, or at least the convincing imitation of sentience, to snowmen and other frozen contructs. Much of what is believed about the Snow Queen in the wide world at large is conjecture however, as no one has seen or spoken with her since the great blizzard began many, many years ago. While Prince Hans of the Southern Isles and many bitter Arrendelle Refugees claim that she sits now on her frigid throne high above the ruins of her former kingdom and surveys her terrible works with satisfaction, others more familiar with Elsa in her youth disagree, believing that her powers bring her only grief and madness and that this maddening grief robs her of any control she once had over them. If the Snow Queen's troubled mind can be soothed and her frozen heart thawed again, our would-be heroes might just find in her a powerful ally against the worse Villains of the world.

>>36136578
Maybe Hook's traits focus on long-range bombardment and quick, heavy assaults. If the PC's could ally with him, they'll have a weathered, albeit expert pirate capable of landing beach assaults.

>>36136120
this idea right there, is made of so much win!

>>36136595

>Land
The land of Arendelle itself is perhaps the most actively dangerous thing any hero must face if they seek an audience with the Snow Queen. It is a country in the grips of an eldritch winter, where the temperature never rises above Zero and the land is perpetually covered in several feet of snow. Water can only be found by melting the ice, wild game is scarce and wiley, and creating a fire or a source of heat is on occasion too difficult to manage without magical assistance. In some areas, especially surrounding the frozen ruins of Arendelle's capital and the Ice Palace on the mountain above, there is also a terrible ice fog, and to breathe in this white mist is to die a horrible death, choking on frost. Perhaps the most unpredictable of all Arendelle's dangers are the frigid magical constructs of snow and ice that roam the land looking for trespassers and invaders, unbidden by their Queen but none-the-less zealously protecting her self-imposed isolation.

>>36136578
Thus, his traits should be about long range bombardment, and maybe some capability to launch beachhead assaults, but they'd be poor against boarding ships. He makes for a wonderful ally the PC's could have.

>>36136608

>Rule
Snow Queen Elsa doesn't exactly rule the people of Arendelle as, with a few notable exceptions, there is hardly anyone in Arendelle left to rule. After the death of her sister, Princess Anna, the cold snap and perpetual blizzard resulting from Elsa's terrible grief and loss of control forced all her surviving subjects to flee to warmer climes, leaving their nation an abandoned arctic wasteland and their capital of Arendelle an icy mausoleum filled with the flash-frozen bodies of the citizenry that had not been able to escape the cold. It is rumored however, that even as harsh and wintry as Arendelle has become, it isn't entirely devoid of life. The last group of adventurers to return from the snowbound country have said that one especially hale, hearty and hairy merchant family still lives in their hot spring-heated compound, helping supply would-be adventurers for very modest and reasonable prices, and even claim that some of the Snow Queen's oldest and dearest constructs may be capable of rational thought and empathy.


Please let me know how I can improve this. I wanted to hint at Olaf and Ice Anna at the end, but any improvements that can be made are welcome.

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>>36136526
>"Good... good..."

>>36136621
Isn't sex some kind of terrible sin to Frollo? Not sure how well he'd do with the idea of Gaston plowing Belle, regardless of how useful their offspring might be to his eventual purposes.

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>>36136540
Saved so much thank you

KLR adjourned. Added Hades, Facilier, Frollo and what little there was regarding Yzma.
http://pastebin.com/Z8wFJrhh

Would it be acceptable to expand upon some of the KLR? Because are in serious need of expansion.

>>36136650
Go ahead, anon.

>>36136650
yep

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>>36136637
im pretty sure we concluded that Frollo would be the opposite now that he raped esmerelda

>>36136650
>>36136653
>>36136655

So who needs some KLR?
Just curious if something strikes.

>>36136650
What role would pirates play in the setting?

>>36136650

Please go ahead!

>>36136637
He gets all enraged about the gypsy because she's making HIM feel sexual desire, and he's a priest and isn't allowed those pleasures. If Gaston and Belle are married by the authority of the church (and they are) then their procreation isn't just allowed, it's sacred.

>>36136650
If you have an idea, we're all ears.

That being said, I'm saving the 1d4chan page and going to bed. Hopefully it's still here when I wake.
still pretty worried about the damn wizards getting me though

>>36136685
Yeah, Catholicism's fine with rampant shagging as long as it turns out kids and is between married couples.

>>36136678
I suspect they'd sail around and do pirate things anon. What the fuck else would they do?

>>36136692

Sleep well Nobody! Your contributions to these threads have been great and well appreciated. We'll dispatch an Atlantean A-Team to guard your house against the magical menace.

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Nob's asleep, post wizards.

I'm surprised no one has suggested Darkwing Duck as one of Judge Doom's enforcers in DoomTown.
The goddamn Darkwarrior Duck going full Dredd against those who defy the ruler. Way more deadlier and efficient than the Weasels.

http://darkwingduck.wikia.com/wiki/Darkwarrior_Duck

>>36136741
DOOMtown is no longer part of the setting, unfortunately.

>>36136692
I was thinking, for starters, to expand Maleficent's little write-up. I'm pretty sure Hades' is twice as long as hers, which is an unspeakable insult towards the Mistress of All Evil.

>>36136741

At the moment, we're reserving Doomtown and other outright cartoonish properties like the whole duck and mouse series for a Toon based expansion of sorts to be sussed out after we're done with the primary setting.

Yours is a good idea, but not one we're quite ready to tackle yet.

>>36136758
What sort of things were you thinking of adding?
I-Is my work not good enough, a-anon?

>>36136771
It's not a problem of quality, friend: it's a problem of quantity.
Since you're the original author, how about you expand upon it? Maybe say something regarding those weird pig servants of hers, or her castle, or that Kingdom of Thorns that you mentioned.

>>36136692

Has anyone come out with a Disney Heroes status report?

It'd be really neat to see which could be used as NPC's and such.

>>36136771
its good, but thats the point it needs to be more then good. it needs to be evil.

I haven't been on this threads before, but i'm loving the content.
Did anyone contact disney with this? It's an awesome brand promotion and a new area of interest disney could explore.
I can see a deal between /tg/, disney and LGSs for a "Dvv day".

>>36136812
Most are dead. Mulan's stats are in a paste earlier in this thread. Other stats will likely be forthcoming from Nob due to him(?) statting Mulan. Compile a list, maybe?

>>36136621
>>36136526
so would killing/defeating Frollo snap Belle out of it?

>>36136828
Nothing short of a gun pointed at each of their heads will convince the Disney head honchos to let their precious IPs to be tarnished by an anonymous imageboard.

>>36136828
are you insane
>>36136904
this would be the only resort

>>36136809
Well, the Kingdom of Thorns is just Aurora's kingdom overgrown with a nigh-impenetrable forest of thorns. And everyone's still alseep in it. Sometimes Maleficent will take on another form and convince someone to try and rescue the Princess, so they'll die horribly and amusingly.
Her castle's located in on the Forbidden Mountain in [a mountain range] and I'd say that the whole damn area's so saturated with magic you'll be lucky if you reach the summit in the same form as you started with.
Her minions and the Forest Army from Maleficent - the only part of that film I'm willing to include, aside from maybe The Moors as a name for her sphere of influence - are a variety of fey, with her goons being a variety of weak, simple-minded faerie. Quite why she kept them is unknown, like many things the Gentry do.
She and her fellows have driven the good faeries out or killed them, freeing many of the more mean-spirited of their kind to do as they please.

>>36136900
Let's go with yes.

Of course a mother doesn't just stop caring about her children: she'd likely take the boys and run leaving Gaston to try and track them down. Could she survive the (possible) Grimhilde hunts without her badass husband? With Frollo dead, who might set their sights on her boys?

>>36136904
It's not like we should put our names on the credits or anything. It's a nice project that let the players BE disney heroes with an easy system. They would jump at it.
Our only demand should be a free distribution online and maybe an "thank you for all disney and tabletop fans alike"
Disney's positioning is all about inspiration and imagination. This has both. But all the DVV on a hard cover and distributed and translated by disney? Awesome.

>>36136852

Seems like an archive binge is in order.

I'm actually really new to this whole thing, but I became an insta-fan as soon as I came across it.

Let's see how it goes.

So is DOOMtown like an orwellian police state with giant telescope eyeballs and toon thought police?

>>36137054
It was an ultra-capitalist giant superhighway up and down the West Coast, but IIRC it got scrubbed from the setting a while back for being too different.

>>36137063
Essentially Dip causes us too many problems.

>>36137078
but the DOOMroads were hella cool

>>36137161
I know. ;_;

>>36136904
Would guns be available to all places, like Facilier's mobsters using Tommy guns, while Frollo's Inquisition uses caplock musket and pistols? Heck, even weird Fae could use them if they see it of any value.

>>36137161
The idea was a neat one. It solved the problem of transport, while being in-universe. Unfortunately it doesn't with the timeline.

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>The party of PCs, lead by Ice Anna are shown the way through the Snow Queen's labyrinthine mountaintop palace, peacefully passing the grumbly snowlem guards as Ice Anna cheerfully vouches for your presence as "visitors" rather than invaders. All the while, the frozen construct prattles on about how fun she always assumed Arendelle used to be before the great blizzard, and how great it was to finally have more people to talk to that weren't inanimate ice sculptures.

>You eventually reach the towering crystal-ice doors to the Snow Queen's throne room, and for the first time since meeting her Ice Anna's expression turns saddened and unsure. As soon as she's noticed that you've noticed though, she turns to face the party, back to the door and puts on a big, frosty smile again, waving her hands to try and dispel any worries.

>"My siiiiii... err... that is to say, Queen Elsa, is a veeeeeery private person, and reeeeeeally doesn't like to be disturbed when she's feeling depressed. She's always feeling depressed though, sooooo I guess now's really as good a time as any to meet her!"

>The perky construct half turns toward the door, but hesitates a moment, looking back to the party, offering them an awkward smile.

>"I suppoooooose now might not be the beeeeeest time to tell you guys that Elsa doesn't exaaaaaactly like me. Olaf says it's proooooobably because I was animated by accident from the frozen body of her dead sister buuuuuut who can tell, really?"

>>36137206
>Turning back toward the doors to the throne room, Ice Anna closes her eyes and clears her throat before humming a few prepratory bars. Opening her eyes again and clasping her hands behind her back, the construct leans in toward the doors and begins singing slightly off-key:

>"Do you wanna meet our guests now?"
>"These adventurers seem nice!"
>"So you should probably tone it down a bit!"
>"Before they all get frozen in the ice!"
>"Then maybe you can be best buddies!"
>"The kind that I couldn't be for you..."
>"Do you want to meet our guests now?"
>"I think it's really for the best now..."

>The frozen construct falters, allowing her voice to trail off to nothing as her improvised lyrics fail to elicit any sort of response whatsoever from the Snow Queen behind the tall, icy doors. A long, frigid silence falls over the party before Ice Anna turns back toward the PCs, trying to put on her usual, cheerful expression, but not seeming quite able to pull it off this time.

>"Sorry. I just allllllways wanted to see if that would work..."

>>36137194
Maybe seaplanes could solve transportation?Maybe the Atlantean's supply and set up airports to refuel them.

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>>36136852

Here's a bit of a tangent on the Beast world since it gets no fluff:
>Since the Diamond in the Rough fluff doesn't mention Abu, I'm going to headcanon him into being Captain Jack the Monkey's first mate.
>So we could have an all-Beast pirate ship with some more surviving Beast protagonists on the lam. The ship *could* be neutral territory for all Beast characters (humies not allowed, maybe?) so any fighting is behind-the scenes backstabbing.
>Jack the Monkey is a true wild card. He's perfectly willing to be down and dirty doing everything from smuggling to simply unleashing a torrent of petty burglary on the next stop. Selling out his fellow animals optional, but unlikely
>Jack the Monkey keeps Abu around because Abu has a good degree of common sense and is also a good tactician. Meanwhile, Abu coordinates any petty theft attempts (and keeps attention away from any non-evil Beast passengers.)

Possible crew members/passengers who found their way onto the ship somehow:
>Some undercover Rescue Society agents or Ratigan's forces
>Louis from Princess and the Frog and/or Ben Ali Gator from Fantasia
>The Aristocats (picked up on Africa's east coast on their way back from Timbuktu)
>Orville & Wilbur (the seagulls from Rescuers series)
>Tramp (Also, that fucking baby-killing rat works for Ratigan now.)
>Any number of dinosaurs from Madagascar (Pirate Dinosaurs, nuff zed)
>Any number of Pridelands refugees
>Any number of animals from Bagheera's Free Animal realm (maybe some apes or elephants to do some heavy lifting around the ship)
>Any number of animal characters from Muppet Treasure Island
>Maybe a parrot for interspecies communication? (Oddly, Iago's not mentioned anywhere in Jafar's fluff either, so there's an idea...)
>Dug/any special collar dog from Up (alternate for being a translator)
>Third alternate translator: Bad Polly the lobster from Muppet Treasure Island
>Remy from Ratatouille is the ship's cook after being found out in Paris.

R8 m80s

>>36136942
See? That stuff belongs in the KLR, man.

>>36137161
Maybe seaplanes could solve transportation problems? Rourke could build floating seaports for their planes to refuel and repair, while also serving as the outposts of the Atlantean Air Force.

>>36137279
About weapons, how would they look like? Like a WW1 rifle, but instead of wood, coral is used? Or like organic-looking weapons?

Good night, /tg/ see you tommorow

>>36136120
>Chernobog
The evil god from Blood?
My PC is named Calib...

Speaking about Kaa
I though you guys might be interested:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IARXm5shpY#t=2048
Watch it for a bit.

bump

>>36137325
No, the evil god from Fantasia.

>>36137279
Maybe teleportation amulets or something?

>>36137279

If the Ancient Atlanteans could construct crystal-tech flying machines as large as the Leviathans, seaplanes and airships are definitely within the reach of their modern, hybridized technologies. We saw the Atlanteans using their fish-shaped aircraft in the movie and know they had a balloon-assisted lifting rig they were going to use to bring the Krystal Kida back to the surface with.

However, I would say that if the modern Imperial Republic of Atlantis were trying to construct an Air Force, I would leave that as a project stuck in development hell for reasons of resources, funding and R&D. That way, if the players can manage to get Atlantis in their side by the endgame, they can use a fleet of brand new, state of the art Atlantean-Hybrid airships to bring the fight right to Bald Mountain instead of having to dock on the nearest coast and treck inland.

>>36136617
If you added the hint, it would be pretty good

>>36136955
again no
this is not how corps work
they would see this create an 'official' one that is terrible, just so we cannot continue this without paying lisense royalties

>>36136149

Just coming back to the thread and I really like what you've done with Mulan. I think that its pretty much perfect and that it will work out very well in Hun Dynastic campaigns. I might try today to whip up a few basic campaign starters in Hun Dynastic China and Atlantis.

>>36137636

I tried hinting at them with the last line saying: "some of the Snow Queen's oldest and dearest constructs may be capable of rational thought and empathy." Do you think I ought to be more explicit?

We need to put more focus on singing and shit.

Also, is anyone planning on running a game online? I'd love to play this, but doubt it'd work in person.

>Robustness, Agility, Intelligence, Sensibility, Charisma, Will
>RAISCW
>one letter away from RACIST
You guys dodged a bullet there.

>>36137925
Change will to tenacity

>>36137673
That sounds good, maybe throw in something about "The memories of the long dead still walk, powered by the magic of the ice quee. Although not truly themselves, as their minds are actually creations of Elsa, these sentient statues are the frozen remains of victims long dead and thus carry the looks of their predecessors. They are exceptionally rare, as Elsa must feel a great emotion towards them. A example in case, is the Ice statue of Anna, imbued with life and Elsa's memories of the real Anna, who now wanders around the ruins of Arendelle

>>36136281
>Jafar doesn't have magical mooks.

But my sequel!

I'm awake, off work today, and clacking along on the Yzma story.

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>>36137655

In the interests of bumping this thread and contributing to the continued discussion I will try and share what I'm thinking so far in terms of starting a low-level adventure in Hun Dynastic China.

The adventure would take place in a small, mountainous province in central China, established around a moderately important and strategic trade route and ruled by a Hun Dynastic governor and warlord. This Hun, the wild son of the previous governor, has decided to go a bit rogue after inheriting his new position, extorting higher taxes and tolls from the citizens of his province and the trade caravans passing through, and slowly but surely allowing violence and intolerance against the native Chinese people of the area to increase. The result has begun to rile up the local spooks, specters and ancestors, bringing the beginnings of the Spiritual Rebellion raging elsewhere to the province and with it, Mulan the Undying.

From here, what happens really depends on the characters that the players have created. Are they Chinese native to the region, or foreign travelers passing through or looking for something? Do they know about Mulan's Spiritual War? Do they want to join it?

>>36136120
>so canon
No. That's an Incan emperor, and that is an Aztec peasant.
One is from Peru and the other is from Mexico.
You blew it, OP.

>>36138023
Wait, El Dorado was meant to be proper Aztec in the movie? I thought it was its own city.

>>36137981

I like this. I can try and see if I can adapt this or at least its spirit into what's there already.

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Ugh. Crunch-fu feels weak today, and I'm posting from school so I can't work on the fluff sitting at home on my PC. But there is still one matter I'd like to discuss.

I believe that it was in the seventh thread that we agreed to keep the details of Arthur's fate in quantum superposition; we had a list of possible fates, and agreed to write all fluff in a way that would allow any of them to be true, save for fluff that relies on a specific possibility as a premise, such as the different Knights of Round Table posted by me and that other anon.

Now in every thread since then I have seen a at least one new fate for a hero that wasn't proposed before. Perhaps we (and by 'we' I mean 'not me') should go back through the archives, compile all the proposed fates, throw out the ones we absolutely despise and leave the rest as details for the GM to decide upon.

Also, something less serious I've been meaning to post since yesterday:
>Wild West or Virginia campaign
>character is white guy who sympathizes with the plight of the native tribes
>the time comes for him to sing his song
>sings this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDWhUHybp7g

>>36137242
>Since the Diamond in the Rough fluff doesn't mention Abu.

I just couldn't bring myself to include his tiny little bones curled up inside of Aladdin's ribcage.

>>36138062
Of course it was. There was even Cortés in the movie.
And It's not even a Disney movie.

>>36138099

So now he gets to be a magic carpet riding pirate monkey.

We all win :D

>>36138127
Are magic carpets a common thing in this setting?

>>36138127
Absolutely!

>>36136608
Are the Trolls surviving?

>>36138176

No, Abu just escaped on the one from Aladdin.

But MAYBE he could be persuaded away from it. If you did him a HUGE favor.

>>36138221
100 ruby-encrusted bananas?

>>36137890
eh im hopefully gming a game with friends in person so

>>36138237

More like making a bigger quest out of it.

>Maybe something like facilitating Jasmine's escape from Jafar's reign
>Or at least her tiger

Magic carpets are pretty powerful magic items after all.

>>36138290
And Abu was a fairly shallow monkey.

>>36138199

I'm not sure, to be honest. They're essentially magical rocks so I doubt that Elsa's little mood swing has harmed them too much, but they may have gone into hibernation, work speak. Originally I was going to add them, but wasnt sure about how to do it.

>>36137981

How's this?

>Rule
Snow Queen Elsa doesn't exactly rule the people of Arendelle as, with a few notable exceptions, there is hardly anyone in Arendelle left to rule. After the death of her sister, Princess Anna, the cold snap and perpetual blizzard resulting from Elsa's terrible grief and loss of control forced all her surviving subjects to flee to warmer climes, leaving their nation an abandoned arctic wasteland and their capital of Arendelle an icy mausoleum filled with the flash-frozen bodies of the citizenry that had not been able to escape the cold. It is rumored however, that even as harsh and wintry as Arendelle has become, it isn't entirely devoid of life. The last group of adventurers to return from the snowbound country have said that one especially hale, hearty and hairy merchant family still lives in their hot spring-heated compound, helping supply would-be adventurers for very modest and reasonable prices and claim that some of the Snow Queen's oldest and dearest Snowlems may be capable of rational thought and empathy. It is even whispered that Princess Anna herself still walks the snow-choked streets of the capital as one of her own sister's frozen constructs, flesh and blood turned to pure blue ice and glittering white rime, though most of Arendelle Refugees choose to dismiss these as hurtful rumors.

>>36137639
Well, i've seen and talked to a lot of regional marketing disney employees, turns out they are total /tg/ nerds, one might be on this threads.
Just saying, it might work out, and it would be awesome if disney gave their aproval. Disney could do so much with this kind of market it would be scary. If we could get to talk with the higher ups, they would totally dig it.
I know i would.

>>36138302

I'd think he's had to grow up since then though. Aladdin IS ded the last anyone knows.

>>36138331
Well, unless you're Bob Iger and are willing to give us a timestamped photo with the words 'Horned King rules, Arthur King drools' as proof, I don't think we're going to try and do that.

>>36138367
Wish i was.
But fuck, disney has one hell of a PR team. They might see this potential.
I mean, disney has a fuckton of global mindshare, this would just expand it.
If i ever get this gig at disney i'm looking at, i might talk with my boss.
If you guys are ok with it.

>>36138095
Given that Merlin seems to be able to fuck with time magic at will perhaps him or Arthur actually being stuck in a quantum superposition would be a good idea?
Let's reinterpret the phrase "The once and future King."
Plus maybe they could know how the whole universe is fucked up and be a variable quest giver trying to right the wrongs of this universe while never appearing in the same form twice.

'sup guys, just got back. Everything seems to be going well, but just one thing

PLEASE tell me we are not actually putting xanatos in the core game. Save the guy for the sequel or something, just please not in this one

>>36138402
Do us a favor and really try to gauge his possible reaction to it before mentioning it.

>>36138423
He's too far in the future and isn't from the movies or an associated tv series.

>>36138019

Speaking of Mulan the Undying, I would LOVE to have her sing a rousing, undead-themed version of "I'll Make a Man Out of You."

>"Let's get down to business;"
>"To defeat the Huns;"
>"They thought my death would end this;"
>"But its just begun."

>>36138434

Great.

>>36138427

Can he still ask for the shirts if it doesn't turn out he likes the idea?

>>36138427
Will do.
My hype with this is based on some parts:
>It would be awesome to have this kind of reach, to make people live the adventures as disney tier heroes
>It will help the general view of rpgs
>It might impress my possible boss
Everyone wins, but i do agree there are some problems.

>>36138469
You spineless, pale
But that wont matter much
When im done with you
Cause misters, I'll make an ancestor of out of you

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>>36138513
>>36138469
I'm sorry, but you can't mention that song without someone posting this.

>>36138427, >>36138402, >>36138367, >>36138331

I would say, please don't mention this to anyone who might possibly shoot this up Disney's legal ladder. Something tells me that they might not be too keen on a setting in which the majority of their greatest Hero's have been killed or imprisoned. We don't want any cease and desists of unwanted attention on something we're developing for ourselves for fun.

Or maybe I'm just paranoid.

>>36138525
>>36138513
>>36138469

I may have to try and work this out myself.

>>36138413
If they're in actual quantum superposition, then what determines what state they'll fall into when observed? Obviously, it'll be something the PCs have to do, but what?

Additionally, if Merlin is not dead or sealed away as has been previously suggested, who's to say that he can't, with the of the PCs, change everything to the CANON canon?

>>36138540
> Brazilian marketing branch
Relax, just watercooler conversation. And that's only if i get the job and some respect inside the office.

>>36138606
Well, as long as you're at it, suggest that the higher ups go about making a movie set in Brazil, because having Hueland and the surrounding territories as mere tributaries and not proper kingdoms feels kinda weak.

Okay, I'm trying to stat a punch fairy in here, and something occured to me

We don't have anywheere in the 1d4chan page or the pastebins the character creation part, can someone refresh my memory?

The only thing I remember right now is that we get 10 stat points to distribute at first

>>36138634

You tell me.

Us huelanders want our share of fantastically non-accurate representations of our mythology, god damn it

>>36138594
I liked the idea of Merlin wandering the world, wearing the most touristy versions of the local garb he can find with sunglasses as a disguise, not powerful enough by himself to change everything but wiley and shrewd enough to set the right events in motion that will eventually aid the PCs and heroes. Like that one piece of fluff that had Merlin as one of Undead Mulan's contacts.

>>36138635
We start all stats other than Will at 6, with 10 points to spread among them. You pick a 'class', a class appropriate power and 3 traits. Haven't determined starting equipment rules yet....in fact, I don't even think we've agreed on weapons and armor.

>>36138634
Keep the vilains out of glorious hueland.
Besides, our folklore is mostly sob stories. Or just plain weird.

>>36136312
They have land territory, though. Maybe they have vehicles designed to work underwater and on land. The Allies in WW2 made amphibious tanks, and they didn't even have Atlantean supertech.

>>36138666

What about skills?

>>36138667
>Disney's newest animated classic, Boto
>A young dolphin transforms into a man to seduce a beautiful, Brazilian Princess
>Will he discover the true meaning of love? Or will he drown his would be bride and then make it with the corpse?

Starring Chris Rock as Boto

>>36138667

Aren't weird stories the best, though?

I would be down for a disney movie about the Vitória-Régia myth. The woman that chased the moon for many nights and then got drowned and turned into a flower. Just show her going up to the sky as a star afterwards because of Love Magic™ and we have something.

>>36138594
Good point.
If Merlin is alive i like the idea of him being written off as insane but he'd still need to be sealed and/or powerless to actually change anything. I should have specified that option from the start in my previous post.
Alternatively >>36138652 summed up how I figured he also could act.

As for what changes the state perhaps it can be dependent on the individual?
Each person sees Arthur differently and as time goes on and they get higher level they see him closer to his "true form" as the young child Arthur. It could form a nice parallel to how Merlin in myth was said to age backwards.
I think we would need a decently sized table for that.

>>36138667
Yeah, from what I remember from a previous thread, it all breaks down to 'this monster is horrible, don't fuck with it'. However, Frozen was derived from The Snow Queen, and they are not even close to being the same story, so if they can distort it that much maybe Disney could do some interesting stuff with hueland mythology.

>>36138496
perfectly fine with this as this is a logical reason (mostly i mean weve got arthur in the same time zone as ww1 rourke in the same time zone as greek mythology)
to be fair i get that since the area hes from is the same as a villain from a completely different time zone.

could we have him as an advisor to rourke for the sci-fi/command & conquer-esque time travel shenangians splat?
i honestly dont think hed be ruler material

>>36138687
Skills....yes, you start with a few skills from your class, and then have 10 ranks to spend.

>>36138667
>Corpo-Seco ("Dry Corpse") — a man so evil that the earth would not rot its flesh and the devil would return his soul. Condemned to wander fruitlessly the earth until the judgment day.
>Boitatá — a headless giant snake with bull horns and enormous fiery eyes that crawls over the open fields at night. Sometimes described as a giant fire snake. Looking at its eyes blinds people.
>Homem do Saco — literally, "Sack Man" or "Bag Man", a mid-aged or elder drifter who visits households in search of naughty young children for him to carry away with him, in his sack or bag. When the Sack Man happens to knock at a house whose residents have a naughty kid that they no longer want, these parents give the Sack Man their kid, that he puts up in his sack and carries away forever. This story was told to children as a way to make them behave and respect their parents, under the fear of being given away to the Sack Man if they didn't act good.
>Saci Pererê — a mischievous single-legged black elf-like creature who is blamed as the culprit of anything that goes wrong at a farm (Centre, South-East) and is the mascot of Sport Club Internacional (South). The Saci is known as a trickster and usually appears in farms inside wind swirls. If someone steals its red cap he'll exchange it for a favour.
>Cabeça Satânica — The wandering head is a widespread Brazilian ghost story of European origin. Appears to people that wander alone in the night as a stranger with its back turned to the victim. Its body melts to the ground and only the head with long hair, wide eyes and a large mischievous smile remains, hopping or rolling towards the victim.


Fuck me, Brazil is bizzare

>>36138696

You have all of folklore to pick from and you choose Boto?

At least pick the Headless mule, that can be a real story.

The cursed princess that becomes a demonic headless horse and vanishes forever, and then the prince, her best friend, and the bumbling comically cowardly sidekick have to look for her and yank the reins out

We have some cool stuff, yo

>>36138702
Sounds like something that would make for a good entry in the next Fantasia.

>>36138728
>You have all of folklore to pick from and you choose Boto?
datsdajoke.jpeg

>>36138594
so could we finally say that the event causing this disney apocalypse is that mim was defeating merlin and in a last ditch attempt he tried to call forth every disney hero, unknowingly causing everything else to appear.
the resultant chaos gave villains the time to suceed

>>36138696
> giant elemental: river serpent boitatá
> fucking curupira, the serial killer fey
>manézinho, a fucking demon chaotic evil fucker
> prince guaraná for extra feels
> mula sem cabeça, were-fire elemental bound to chaos
> saci, chaotic chaotic fey of dickery
I did this already in a nWoD game.

>>36138725

Brazilian folklore doesn't have any heroes like Hercules or anything

What we do have is incredible ammounts of weirdness, demons, and "don't fuck with nature" spirits.

Shit's cash

>>36138740

Just wait until you hear about how night and day came to be.

Or owls. The owl story is a moral lesson to the nads.

>>36138721
I see, thanks

>>36138725
The Sack Man sounds like a great Disney villain. It feels like a long time since kids have been at the centre of a Disney film (Lilo & Stich feels like the last) but a story about a brother and a sister going on a journey through Mythical Amazonia to rescue their stolen brother/sister/friend would be based as fuck.

>>36138725
>Corpo-Seco ("Dry Corpse") — a man so evil that the earth would not rot its flesh and the devil would return his soul. Condemned to wander fruitlessly the earth until the judgment day.
Stick him with Jack of the Lantern and call it a buddy comedy.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stingy_Jack

>>36138762

Meu negão. You're a cool faggot.

>>36138762

What did you do with prince guaraná, anyway?

In the original story he just got bit by a snake then planted so his eyes would become the fruit

What did you turn his story into?

>>36138725
Now how do we make a Disney movie out of these guys?

Well I'll be, I never expected to learn some Brazilian folklore here. These threads are enriching in so many ways. Thanks for sharing!

>>36138797
We go meta as fuck, and make a movie about them realizing that Disney hasn't made a movie about any of them and going on a magical journey to change that.

>>36138756
>and in a last ditch attempt he tried to call forth every disney hero
And I'd finally have my explanation of how Taran survived his encounter with the victorious Horned King.

>>36136526
>>36136465
I really like this idea.

>>36138797

Corpo Seco and Cabeça Satânica (Devil's Head) As the due of villains wanting to rebel against the gods and bring DARKNESS AND SUFFERING for everyone, of course.

Homem do Saco as the mercenary figure they use to kidnapp children. They only kidnap children that misbehave because they have darkness on their hearts or some shit, and they use that to power themselves.

Have two siblings leave home and go look for their lost brother, who while DEFINITELY not a saint and not used to behave, wasn't a bad person per se.

In the middle of the way, the meet the Saci Pererê, fairy trickster, patron saint of being a dick and fucking about. He lends them his tornado for a ride towards the only one left that can illuminate the way towards Dry Corpse's and Devil's Head lair, the boitatá.

They must pass a test of purity of heart, for "if your hearts are not pure, you will simply be consumed and lost forever like your brother".

They storm the lair

Boitatá starts fucking shit up because FUCK YEAH, giant fire snake.

Saci appears mid-battle and does his trickster things as the kids go to try and save the kids and their brother

BUT OH NO, THEIR BROTHER IS ALREADY EMPTY!

Power Of Love And Friendship™

He's back

>Go back home

Profit.

>>36138776
É isso aí, meu nego.
Strange to see so many huelanders on 4chan.
>>36138786
In the original story, his father and his love interest planted his eyes so he could always see the nature. I remember the whole "unite our tribes" drama of the lore.
>>36138804
You haven't learned the strangest parts of it yet. Shit, i was afraid of bag-man when i was a kid. Imagine that death with a trash bag screen shot kidnapping children. That's the basic idea.

>>36138756
I thought it was Chernobog kicking God in the face and then helping the villains out.

>>36138860
God was on Merlin's side and helped him every now and then. Conking out god made Merlin resort to the summoning.

>>36136571
Milan is an undead rebel in China. Don't think much else is established yet; I think it's fair to assume Ariel is dead given Ursula's power, and Jasmine is probably stuck with Jafar

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>>36138856
10/10, brasileiro não desiste nunca depois da putaria toda do carnaval.
Would watch.

>>36138907
Something like that. But with pedo hobo.

>>36138797
Lets see. A little boys older brother is kidnapped by the sack man, and so he ventures out into the jungle to save him. Along the way, he runs into the Corpo-Seco who takes sings a song about the dangers of the jungle and brasil. Afterwords He warns him to run home, but conceits the hide out of the Sack Man. Eventually, he comes across Saci who is partially comic relief, who turns hi around and gets him lost. They eventually meet Cabeca, who is the ghost of a little girl Sack Man sacrificed for immortality. They teamup, and i dunno what to do next

Who hue here?

>>36137639
Hell they wouldnt even have to do that, we're blatantly using their IP

>>36138696
>>36138728
Dammit, I want to know more, but google fails me, only giving me a coding language and real river dolphins. Help me, huelanders, you're my only hope!

>>36138935
There is A LOT of strange shit.
Imagine a mix with christian religion, african religion, the strangest fey folk you could ever see,south american indian religion and drugs.
Thats brazilian myrhic scene.

>>36138963

Essentially, the Boto, sometimes called Boto-Cor-De-Rosa (Pink Boto) is a species of river dolphin.

In the legend, whenever a town would throw a party (In June there is this thing called the Festa Junina, pretty fun) one of the Botos would become a very handsome man with a blowhole on his head. He wore a hat to cover it.

And then he would go into the town and the party and seduce young women for fun, only to dissapear again into the river in the morning

I'm quite sure that in the original it was him getting them pregnant, but I am not sure about that. Essentially it's a "Don't sleep with somebody you have just met", I think. Still pretty neat

>>36138540
No, you aren't. Disney is well known for being a dick about IP

>>36138963
Oh, wait, nevermind.
http://www.worldwildlife.org/blogs/good-nature-travel/posts/five-myths-about-amazon-river-dolphins
So....what's the point of knocking up a woman if the offspring is a perfectly normal human?

>>36138998

Having sex and not having to help raise the child, I'd say. Sex feels good, and they also get to enjoy a party.

Seriously, most of the brazilian spirits/creatures are just in it for themselves because it might be fun and because they're a bunch of chucklefucks

>>36138998
For the sex, obviously

>>36139017
Yeah, but it says the explicit purpose is to knock the woman up. Sex with no risk of having to raise a kid is one thing, but this is......eugh.

>>36139017

Which might explain why there is no Disney movie in here. They'd have to butcher them up pretty badly

But hey, Hercules turned out fine

>>36138963
>>36138987
We have an saying that claims bastards as filhos de boto, or son's of boto.
Imagine a bohemian asshole that goes around impregnating girls for lulz and lewds. Just because.
The thing about here is, we have so many cultures mixed that anything that comes from here is strange as fuck and awesome at the same time.
The /tg/ gamera are very vocal too. Tormenta is a brazilian made adaptation of dnd with is own setting and manga.
There is also porn of said setting.

>>36139037

Again, because it might be fun. They probably brag about it to their Boto-bros during the rest of the year.

"Yeah, Bob, you think you're a cool guy? I knocked up three different girls last june, you faggot."

And mostly, remember.

Brazilian creatures are dicks. They're spirits of nature, so I assume that they simply say "Well, they re my turf, so what the fuck. I'm going to do whatever the hell I want, and they can deal with it."

>>36139039
Well all that was wrong with Hercules....no, HERACLES....was him being a literal bastard and the Hera-induced family-killing rage.

>>36139047

Okay, THAT I didn't know.

Thanks anon, I'll look for it when I can

>>36139061
Hell, do you even manézinho?
Cut-throat homeless kid that kills every single one for lulz, spoils milk, fucks livestock, burns candles and is the biggest asshole ever.

>>36139061
Kind of surprising that the rest of the mythos gives them no destructive powers, but also dissuades folks from killing them. Yeah, they have that curse-eye, but I personally would adopt a spear-on-sight policy for creatures that supposedly went around knocking up human women for the fun of it. Presuming, of course, said creatures couldn't easily wipe the jungle floor with my ass.

Alright, so now that you guys know a bit about brazilian folklore, you understand why it was suggested that it would be the good fey refuge?

Because all that there is in there is dickass nature spirits instead of some greater evil

>>36139112

I've been trolling the archives for heroes' statuses, and someone brought up the idea of the Blue Fairy heading a kingdom:

King: The Blue Fairy - Wishes. She from time to time appears as a shining blue star in the night sky. Legend says that if you make a wish upon this star, your wish comes true. She adheres to this and listens closely for any wishes uttered by someone she deems worthy to have their wish granted. Then she does what she can to make it come true with her magic.

Land: Magical Realm Of Faeries. She, along with other faeries like the Fairy God Mother and the trio of Faeries that took care of Princess Aurora, exist in the plane of Faeries, a land of magic in its rawest form. This realm contains faeries who would come at the behest of others to grant them their deepest desires. Some vary from fairy to fairy, but for the most part, everyone got what they paid for. Yes. Pay.

Rule: Magic Comes With A Price. The fine print exists for wishes as well. Wishes granted by faeries usually come with a price: their soul, their baby, their voice, a limited time... But compared to them, the Blue Fairy is the nicest when it comes to prices: the Blue Fairy's price is that the person in question of making the wish must prove themselves worthy. This can range to preforming a task for her, showing you really deserve this wish, or by showing her three positive traits, like being honest, brave, and unselfish.

I don't know if this is still a thing, or what. Just another idea.

>>36139112
Thin, though, is the line between dickass and evil....

>>36139138

Hey, if the choice is between having some one legged faggot braid my horses's manes and having to sacrifice my own for some Aztec god, I'll take the fae.

>>36139104
There are sone ways to fuck then over.
A boto will return to dolphin form if you see his breathing hole, you can capture saci if you throw a blessed net, you can fuck werewolfs if you backstab then, you can screw manézinho if you educate your children...and so on.

>>36139162

>ou can screw manézinho if you educate your children

fucking kek'd

>Ma'am, the only way we can banish your evil spirit is to send Juan to school ASAP.

>>36139179

Nigga A LOT of our foklore is based on moral lessons

Fuck your fairy tales, we don't tell you that some girl went into the forest and got eaten by a wolf, we straight up tell you that the sack man is gonna come shove you in his bag if you don't eat your god damn beans, Pedro.

>>36139179
>fuck that shit, the only letters juan needs is B R and ZIL

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Well shit, someone's already made a movie.

>>36139162
Hm, definitely adopting a no-hat policy at all my parties in the future......well, I would if I were the sort to host or even attend parties.

>>36139193
same with ours though usually were more cryptic because our folklore philosophers were probably high or pissed

Alright guys, I tried to stat a punch fairy. Tell me what you think

Simmertap

Strong Guy
Pixie – Tiny

ROBUSTNESS: 10/10

Nimbleness: 6+4/12 (Tiny size bonus)

Intelligence: 7/10

Sensibility: 7/10

Charisma: 8/10

Skills:

Athletics 3

Endure 2

Brawl 3

Prevent Harm 4

Traits:

-Faith, Trust, Pixie Dust: If the character is not under any sort of mental distress, +2 to Acrobatics and Athletics checks

-Like Trying To Hit A Fly: +2 to Prevent Harm checks if using Nimbleness

-Combo: If your Nimbleness exceeds that of the foe by at least 5 points, you can attack a second time in the same turn.

>>36139193
Western fairy tales are about morals too: Red Riding Hood was a story about why you shouldn't talk to strangers. Though I will admit the less subtle approach may be more effective.

>>36139254
I thought it was rape.

>>36139254

I know, I'm just pointing out the differences.

Brazilians are not the most subtle of people

>>36139261
that would imply the wolf was a granny basher

>>36139179
Curupira fucks with hunters, adventurers and woodsman. Just for fucking then over.
>>36139193
Mula sem cabeça:
>Hey priest, you shouldn't get THAT much pussy. Your 11th son will be an eternal fire demon that can travel at terminal speed and kill adventurers!
> fuck you, bishop, i'm drowing in pussy!

On the subject of Atlantis, how powerful is a leviathan? If Atlantis mercs found the knowledge and started rebuilding them. Can they just start fucking everything? The damn things flew and shoot crystal lasers.
Or does magic trump machines in the Disney universe?

>>36139211
Nice character design. He actually looks like a dolphin.

>>36139239
Are those all traits we agreed upon? I haven't been keeping track of the racial things.

Also, you need a power. I remember coming up with something good that I couldn't put a name to; you get +3 to all Prevent Harm and Acrobatics checks, BUT bad shit keeps happening around you. You always manage to dodge it, but everyone around you? Not so much. Or maybe that was a trait. Yeah, it was a trait. So, I dunno, give yourself some kind of power where you increase your ally's speed by allowing them to snort your pixie dust like cocaine or some shit.

>>36139307
Powerful enough to give Ursula pause.

Magic vs Machine...difficult to say. Depends on the magic, depends on the machine.

>>36139261
One might just lead to the other.

>>36139309

Not really all traits we agreed on, but the generic traits page on the pastebin doesn't seem all that complete so I figured I could try to make some of my own

As for powers, I have no idea what powers were agreed on or not

>>36139239

Seems to work out pretty well. I'm not the greatest when it comes to crunching things out, but I can't see any errors given what I know of our system. I'd have Simmertap in my party.

>>36139294

Oh shit, that's the version you know?

The one I was told is simply that if a woman tries to date a priest, she'll turn into the headless mule

Drowning in pussy priest is too good to pass up though

>>36139307
I would suggest that there's just the one Leviathan and it forms a triumvirate of mighty aquatic beasts along with Monstro the Whale and Davy Jones' Kraken.

Unless anyone can think of any other massive Disney sea monsters?

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>>36139294

>tfw Frollo could've popped one Headless Mule in the world before becoming a lich

>>36139343
Monstro in the Med, Leviathan in the Atlantic and Kraken in the Pacific.

>>36139307

If I recall correctly, we has been talking about the possibility that the Leviathans were state of the art at the time of Atlantis' sinking, and as such there were only a few built and only the one damaged unit guarding Atlantis proper surviving to the modern day. It might be a good plot line for Atlantis that their R&D and exploratory teams are trying to unlock their secrets, discover the facility that built them and construct more.

They could be Atlantis' big contribution in the final fight against Chernobog.

>>36139372

Yay someone mentioned Monstro.

I was wondering if you had had anything on that mofo.

>>36139343
The Krakken from Atlantis 2.
Morgana, sort of.
The Evil Manta, sort of.
Robot Shark (JatGP)
Tylosaurus, Fantasia
Ceto, Hercules
Giant Squid, 20,000 Leagues under the Sea

>>36139324
Well, Faith, Trust and Pixie Dust seems okay. So does Combo; it sounds overpowered at first, but even with Nimbleness 12 it's not going to do you any good against significant opponent. Like Trying To Hit A Fly, though, I must object to. Since you have no reason not to use Nimbleness for your Prevent Harm, it's really just a +2 Prevent Harm. The point of traits is that you either use them only part of the time, or you use them all the time and suffer the drawbacks.

You might like a trait I dreamed up 2 threads ago:
>But I Did Not Shoot The Deputy: +3 to all checks to judge someone's moral character.
It sounds like something a fairy might have.

>>36139362
> one
This are ultra fast destruction machine donkeys made of fire and hatred. Fuck me if he doesn't have a full platoon of them.

>>36139383
Well I think Atlantis 2's Kraken and the Giant Squid were both just Davy Jones' Kraken.

Morgana and the Manta are actual individuals and don't count as Sea Monsters.

Ceto and the Robot Shark are small time compared to the other three.

Stick a Tylosaurus around Madagascar and the African coast and that gives us four Sea Monsters.

>>36139416

Well, they are fairly easy to repel though

You just have to hide tooth and nail, although how many people would not immediately scream at the top of their lungs upon seeing shit like that, I don't know

>>36139409

Hmm, fair enough, yeah. Like trying to hit a fly was something I trie dto come up with on the spot anyway to get some flavor, but yours seem better. Thanks knightfag

>>36139446
Ever heard of the pale bride (noiva pálida)?
An bride that was cheated on the nariage night that killed herself?
Shit is intense, yo.

>>36139416
>Frollo raped gypsies by the boatload to create fiery mounts for his vast legions of cavalry
>Chernabog noticed this might upset the balance of power that amuses him, and turns Frollo into a lich, rotting his dick off and preventing the creation of more fire donkeys without causing the zealot faction to crumble

>>36139483
What's her ghost do? Hunt down and castrate adulterers?

Guys, I hope none of this Brazilian mythology is actually included in our setting. It's fun to speculate but this is a Disney world, not a mythology world.

>>36139533
Worry not, this is just one of /tg/'s infamous derails.

>>36139533

Relax, I don't think it will. Some GMs might make some passes to some figures on their games if the party visits the region, but I don't think people are gonna insert it here

But still, it's one of the rare chances that I hav eto spread the culture of glorious hueland, so let us have our fun until the thread ends. Only 50 posts to go, anyway

>>36139483

That one I actually haven't heard about, what does she do?

>>36139533

It's just an interesting aside as we continue to work, and might flavor some of our perceptions, but isn't anything to get worries about.

>>36139553
>>36139549
Ah, I just wanted to make sure people weren't getting too excited, leading to some huge argument about mixing mythology and Disney. It's all fun stuff though. Hue hue hue

Do you all think this shit's crazy? Do you even Cavelo-de-três-pés?

It's a headless winged horse with only three legs that haunts the night. The story says that if you step on its tracks, you will be unhappy forever

>>36139502
She will trap any male adventurer and try to make him fall in love.
If he doesn't, she will eat him and make everyone forget him forever.
>>36139502
>>36139564
Santa catarina fluff.
>>36139533
It's still awesome tho.

>>36139577
If nothing else, it's good for insight on how the Fae of Europe operate, as dickishness is one place is dickishness anywhere else.

>>36139616

The fae of europe seem to fuck with people on a more magical level

The faes of south america just fuck them up in the physical realm and use magic to get away with it

>>36139610
She reminds me of that story about the White Rose woman

>>36139610
How does she appear? 2/10? 5/10? 8/10? What's her personality like? What happens when someone does fall in love with her? Because Disney being Disney, I could see a movie about her going down Beauty and the Beast style.....

>>36139646

Nah nigga

Redeem her with true love and then watch as she finally dissipates into mist, her spirit can finally rest.

And then in the very end of the movie, the MC sees a girl that looks just like her smiling to him

>>36139688
Imagine if the MC went the entire movie having not a clue who she really was....

>>36139646
Full medieval perfect bride with long black hair and watery eyes.
When someone gives her love, they live in a ultra densional farm with full happyness until both die. It's the only way to "kill" her. Moral is:don't be a dick with your wife and thou shall find happyness with her.

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>>36136419
If we're adding Disney's television series villains now, do you think there could be a place for these two?

>>36139792
In the expansions, my friend, in the expansions.

Now, I never watched many of the cartoons that expanded on the movies....what was the status of the other Greek heroes? I recall Orion was in the stars because he had relationship problems with Artemis.

>>36139792
I think there was an idea to have Bill bouncing around the Shadowlands but to limit him to cameo appearances rather than full on main villain status.

>>36139743
>Full medieval perfect bride with long black hair and watery eyes.
And some bloke cheated on her on her wedding night? I mean, if it was his stag and he was trying to get some variety in while he was still technically free, that would've been one thing...actually, forget that. Even on his stag, that would've been more than just dickish, that would've been downright greedy. You got a good woman? Great, now leave the others for the rest of us.

>>36139854
>You got a good woman? Great, now leave the others for the rest of us.
>Knightfag
>fag
wut

>>36139854

The first rule of The Past: People were dicks

Just be glad you are only hearing about the ghosts and weird creatures, once we start going in to mess with stories about the devil and people trying to fuck about with promising their souls, then shit gets scary

>>36139874

>The one story where the guy dug really deep but could just not find any water

>"I'll pay my soul for some water in this hole!"

>It immediately starts filling, but now there is something holding his feet in place as the water rises and he drowns

>Don't fuck with the devil

>>36139874
>The first rule of The Past: People were dicks
the first rule of Human civilization: people have always been dicks and will continue to be dicks.

The second rule of human civilization: We will draw penises on EVERYTHING. No Exceptions

>>36139873
Are you new to 4chan?

>>36139854
Welcome to huelander myths, where "don't be a dick" is the major plot point.
Also, don't fuck strangers and/or fey folk.

>>36139873
>not knowing 'fag' has about as much meaning as 'mister' around here.
Welcome to 4chan.

>>36139874
I think the only not scary story out there about dealing with the devil is Jack of the Lantern, origin of the Jack'o'lantern, that I linked earlier.

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Some threads ago we were discussing how does the Horned King command his armies of Cauldronborn, especially the ones on the mainland (yes, he can teleport, but he can't be in two places at once). Maybe he has reluctantly shared a fraction of his magical secrets with some of his vassals/sworn nobles? Not enough to try anything funny, just the bare minimum so that the undead kinda listen to what they say. Or we could give him Barrow Wights or some other type of semi-intelligent undead, like another anon had suggested. This could add a little more spice to the normal Cauldronborn encounters.

>>36139920

Couldn't he relay some orders to certain cauldronborn and have them act as generals, commanding the rest of the troops when he couldn't?

Or maybe he has a psychic link

Come, gather round children, and let me tell you the sad, sad tale of poor Mr. Lampman.

Mr. Lampman wasn't always a lowly peasant living in a shack in the desert. He wasn't always a poor man desperately trying to make ends meet. He wasn't always living in the shadow of the devilish Jafar.

Once upon a time, Mr. Lampman was almost a hero. He was one of the most powerful magical forces in the world. Until one fateful day, when it was all snatched away.

Mr. Lampman tried to stop Jafar but, instead, he fell into his grasp. He was forced to give up his magical powers and was set loose into the world to try and survive. Mr. Lampman persevered but things were never the same.

Mr. Lampman lives each day as it comes, but he wishes that things could go back to how they were before. He wishes he could undo his mistakes. He wishes a million things, but his wishes never come true.

Poor old Gene Lampman. Just a mortal man, destined to fade away without anyone noticing.

>>36139920
He has the Wights, who have a programmed personality that makes them skilled battle commanders, fanatical loyalty to the HK and the ability to intimidate opponents. They have a castle on an Isle to the south of England.

>>36139945
He can also hotseat any of his Cauldron-Born to assume direct control, same for his Gwythaints.

>>36139920
Arawn commanded mortals as well as Cauldronborn in the books, but I cannot recall if he ever placed mortals in command of Cauldronborn. In any event, I imagine the Horned Kings list of preferences for long distance control would be, in order of most to least desirable:
>projecting his own presence with magic
>creating intelligent undead that would still be bound to obey him
>letting mortals tell his Cauldronborn what to do

>>36139920
Not a bad idea, a bunch of Cauldronborn lead by a rotting mockery of a knight would make for an interesting encounter, I think.

>>36139977
Speaking of interesting encounters, do we have ogres or giants in the Horned King's lands? Because Cauldronborn of those would make for excellent bossfights.

>>36140008
>do we have ogres or giants in the Horned King's lands
Probably not.

There are however lots of talking animals (thanks to Robin Hood) so we can reasonably expect there to be lots of Cauldronborn beasts. Wolves, Lions, Bears etc.

>>36140008
ANYTHING that dies on Prydain soil becomes Cauldron-Born, according to the KLR.

Undead roachswarms, ho!

>>36140026

>roaches
>Dying
>ever

Get a load of this guy

I am archiving this thread.

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>>36140008
Can anything be Cauldronborn? Any species? If so, I think I have a reason why the Horned King would want to get his hands on Mor'du.
>zombie demon bear that wrecks everything, and then comes back to "life" if you kill it
>HK's face when

>>36140034
Fine, undead flyswarms, ho!

>>36139945
Yes, another solution was that he had discovered a method to give some selected few cCauldronborn a semblance of intelligence to act as his lieutenant. The initial argument was that normal Cauldronborn are pretty much mindless puppets when he's not actively pushing them around, and he can hardly teleport or assume direct control for every little task like changing patrol routes.

>>36140026

Think bigger.

Like the locust swarm in A Bug's Life.

>>36140061
>locust
They're grasshoppers

And some fluff places them in the Wild West. There's an area towards the north-east that is just wasteland because a plague of grasshoppers has devoured everything in site and killed all the indigenous insectlife. Rumour has it that they could be moving to a new region in search of more food soon.

>>36139916
There's an (african) american story about a deal with the devil that's not scary.
>Poor little girl is running home with a pail of milk and spills it
>She starts crying because she knows she's going to get in trouble for it.
>The devil appears and offers to refill it for her soul.
>I just have to offer that and get it back? What a great deal!
>weeks later
>I have come for your soul!
>Riiiiip
>Hands the devil her shoe sole
>Skips happily away
>The devil is just standing there going what the fuck just happened as he unwittingly got tricked by a little girl without her even realizing it.

I see the lieutenants as being imbued with a small mote of the Horned King himself. They're physically not much different than the other Cauldron-born and they're unquestioningly loyal; but they act like the HK himself, and they sound like him too.

Just the image of a crowd of them gathered in the HK's hall all laughing when the Heroes say something they find funny is good to me.

>>36140083

ah, my bad.

captcha: natives dsoMadd

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>>36140092

Fuck that's good

And adorable

>>36140026
So, Cauldronborn insects would just be animated exoskeletons? I'm tempted to think a corpse would have to be of a certain....something....for the mists to revive it, but on the other hand Cauldronborn swarms sound really cool.

>>36140025
Hrm. I know Disney did a Jack and the Beanstock once, but that was with Mickey and gang, so I probably can't use it as an argument for there being giants in Prydain. The fact that Jack and the Beanstock is an English tale, on the other hand....

>>36140025
Why shouldn't we have ogres and giants anyway? Zombie ogres > zombie anthropomorphic animals anyway.

>>36140111
>>36140092
And that is why the fellows from The Other Side always have any contracts involving souls physically written.

>>36140115
Cauldron-Born exoskeletons aren't nearly as powerful as animated endoskeletons, as the Crochan isn't programmed for them, the Horned King's just patched it in.

>>36140160
That, and that the base material could so easily be crushed in life.

>>36140137
>Why shouldn't we have ogres and giants anyway?
If you can find some Disney canon to explain it, go ahead. It would be cool.

>>36140186
Well, all I can think of is
>>36140115
And come to think of it, I can't recall ANY other Disney movies with giants of any sort in them.

>>36140137
Save the ogres for the Dreamworks expansion. Let the players enter an area, only to hear the following shout:
WHAT
ARE YA DOIN'
IN MAH SWAMP

We're over 300 posts

Threadstarter and archive anon, I summon thee

>>36140186
I'm fairly certain trolls or ogres have been mentioned at least once. If not directly shown, at least mentioned.

>>36140230
Twisted here, I shall wait until p6 or 7. The Arhive Fairy visited and worked their magic spell until they were chased away by Maleficent.

>>36140100
That's a good idea. I really don't see the Horny King sharing the secrets of his black magic with anyone or letting some schmuck order his minions around, but he could have probably lichified or spellbound them in some way, maybe in exchange for greater privileges or protection for their still-living family.

>>36140045
It's been archived in the usual place. Please vote it up and start a new thread once we but page seven or so!

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?searchall=Disney+Villains+Victorious

Thread is 300> up.
Anyone wants some more HUEHUEBRBR myths?

>>36140008
>there have been other would-be heroes. Others who sought to return the world to the way it once was and destroy the Horned King
>None have succeeded
>Their corpses now fight for the very evil they once hoped to destroy

Battle against undead remnants of other hero parties, anyone?

>>36140275
Yes please.

>>36140279
Of course!

>>36140290
the curupira is one of these assholes fey folk we have here.
The guy acts as an asshole wendingo, getting people in the deep forest just for the kill.

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Okay, looking about I've found 3 characters that could be putting giants in Prydain. Problem is, they're all in shorts with Mickey.

http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Rumplewatt_the_Giant
http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Gustav_the_Giant
http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Willie_the_Giant

PLEASE tell me someone is setting up a game over roll20 or something. I really want to play (test) this.

>>36138469
>Mulan
>"Though my foe's crown grows in influence;"
>"My dark power rises too;"
>Somehow I'll, bring an end, to Shan Yu."

>>36140410
Eh, close enough. Try ogres or trolls, and if they're not there then fuck it, we've included things that are a lot less Disney-related than Mickey shorts because of the rule of cool, we can include giants.

>>36140416

I've actually just completed a full version of the song. Should I post it or wait till the next thread?

>>36140415

Same here.

>>36140432
Wait until next thread